Mattress topper for firm sofa bed
Mattress topper for firm sofa bed
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8bit

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5,469 posts

182 months

Tuesday 2nd June
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We bought a new sofa bed (UK double size) recently which is a bit on the firm side. Looking at getting a topper for it to soften it a bit. It'll have to be foldable or roll-able for storage as we don't want it permanently on the sofa bed. Any recommendations?

stevemcs

10,161 posts

120 months

Tuesday 2nd June
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We use a panda mattress topper in our caravan but it is a challenge to roll it up (it’s super king size) or you can get duvlay, this could be as a topper and quilt all in one

Milkyway

13,712 posts

80 months

Tuesday 2nd June
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As an alternative...how about an airbed.
That could be inflated to the desired softness... & easy to store afterwards.
(Would probably fit under the sofa bed)


Edited by Milkyway on Tuesday 2nd June 23:07

dobly

1,592 posts

186 months

Wednesday 3rd June
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Just have a look on the John Lewis site / app. Dozens to choose from at a myriad of prices. Get yourself along to a store and have a feel to get a feel for what might work. Ask a partner in the bedding department to assist you in making the right choice for your situation. Other stores are available, but in my experience John Lewis has the product range and the staff knowledge to be genuinely helpful in situations such as these.

saknog

125 posts

136 months

Wednesday 3rd June
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Made a mistake and bought a firm mattress, struggled for months so bought mattress topper from Dunelm

https://www.dunelm.com/category/home-and-furniture...

Chose one which regulated temperature, been comfortable ever since.

Wildfire

9,939 posts

279 months

Wednesday 3rd June
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stevemcs said:
We use a panda mattress topper in our caravan but it is a challenge to roll it up (it s super king size) or you can get duvlay, this could be as a topper and quilt all in one
We did the same for our sofa bed. It helped a lot, but in the end my wife made and extra memory foam underlay and some sort of wall storage for it all (WIP - like the whole house).

8bit

Original Poster:

5,469 posts

182 months

Wednesday 3rd June
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dobly said:
Just have a look on the John Lewis site / app. Dozens to choose from at a myriad of prices. Get yourself along to a store and have a feel to get a feel for what might work. Ask a partner in the bedding department to assist you in making the right choice for your situation. Other stores are available, but in my experience John Lewis has the product range and the staff knowledge to be genuinely helpful in situations such as these.
If we had a John Lewis any closer than a 2.5 hour drive we'd do exactly that, but alas...

8bit

Original Poster:

5,469 posts

182 months

Wednesday 3rd June
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Milkyway said:
As an alternative...how about an airbed.
That could be inflated to the desired softness... & easy to store afterwards.
(Would probably fit under the sofa bed)


Edited by Milkyway on Tuesday 2nd June 23:07
We have (or did have) one, never got on with it. We have the sofa bed now, just looking to make it a little more comfortable but thanks for the suggestion.

8bit

Original Poster:

5,469 posts

182 months

Wednesday 3rd June
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saknog said:
Made a mistake and bought a firm mattress, struggled for months so bought mattress topper from Dunelm

https://www.dunelm.com/category/home-and-furniture...

Chose one which regulated temperature, been comfortable ever since.
Thanks - I was thinking of popping down there, which one have you got specifically? Does it make the bed much softer? How easily/compactly do you think it would fold/roll up?

Bluevanman

9,948 posts

220 months

Wednesday 3rd June
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I can recommend the Silent night airmax 800